The purpose of this study was to compare Mosston spectrum teaching style between command and practice styles for elementary students inline skating Mary skills training of learning effect and retention effect. Subjects were selected with purposive sampling method from inline skating classes from elementary schools in Changhua County (n=66). Further conduction of the consent agreement from guardians and also to screen out students who participated inline courses for more than one year as research subjects. Grouping method was conducted for one school one teaching style with one hour course per week for three consecutive week. Results of this research discovered that 1. Both commend and practice teaching styles possess significant differences, and practice teaching style was higher than commend teaching style; 2. In the analysis of learning effects and retention effects in different background variables, learning effect of commend teaching style was influenced by the learning years; 3. It was discovered that the learning effect of practice teaching style was affected by the learning years, and the retention effect was affected by grade and learning years. This study suggests: 1. the elementary inline skating course should be delivered in practice teaching style in accordance with grade and learning years differences. Since most of the courses were in large group with students of different grades and learning years. In order for coaches to control the classroom, Commend teaching style was adopted for better management of courses. However, practice teaching style was more suitable for elementary children who are in the stage of physical and mental development; 2. It is suggested that the follow-up studies to conduct elementary senior students with short learning years due to physical composition, coordination, and memory as of lower aged students are still at the development stage, the effectiveness of inline teaching is less stable; 3. It is suggested that different teaching methods can be studied in the future, and research adjustments should be made for different teaching content and objects.